I meant NEXT week, April 8.
Debbie Waters
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Many Raptors over the weekend. Friday saw 22 Bald Eagles (NO Golden), 64
Red-Tail of every description except Krider's, 24 N. Harriers (including
several Females), 30 Kestrel, One Rough-Legged Hawk, 3 Coopers and had a
Barred and Great Horned Owl calling at night. Had FOY Brewer's BB, Rusty BB,
Thanks to everyone for the help identifying what was widely held to be a
female Dark Morph Rough-legged Hawk. I received a very high number of
responses (all of which are greatly appreciated)! Michael
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About 10 male Hooded Mergansers competing for two females at the south
end of Zachary Lane (dirt road) off the boat dock on the west side of
Eagle Lake. Beautiful. Pied-billed Grebe in Pike next door to Eagle
along with Fox Sparrows, Wood Ducks, Song Sparrows, many Red-Winged
Blackbirds a
Hi folks,
The Duluth Audubon Society is hosting Bob Russell (USFWS) this Wednesday,
speaking
about "Shorebird Migration in the Upper Midwest". It will include the drama of
godwits
flying 8000 miles non-stop, other shorebird tracking results plus some tidbits
on
endangered and quasi-extinct spec
As spring migration ramps up and posts to birding list serves significantly
increase, I want to thank everyone for remembering to include enough
information in the "subject" heading to allow members the option of reading,
browsing or deleting.
Randy Frederickson
Willmar
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Went driving around stearns county this morning,mainly
holdingford,avon,albany,freepot.Saw a total of 38 hawks 21 northern harrier,10
redtail,6 kesteral,1 red shouldered.very good day.Also 4 eagles,2 sandhill
cranes,pied bill grebe,tundra swans,bluebirds,shovelers,and a otter!!
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On Saturday afternoon 3/28 Scott Henkemeyer and I trekked some of the areas in
the St. John's University Arboretum and other areas close to St. John's. In the
wetlands area soon after you enter SJU on Cty. Rd. 159 off freeway 94 there was
some water open. We found at least 200 Canada Geese and
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The 2009 State of the Birds report for the United States has a lot of
good information on species population trends. The report was a joint
effort of federal agencies (Fish & Wildlife Service and USGS Patuxent
Wildlife Research Center) and non-government organ
At Peterson Lake, from the public access (West shore), behind the grass point.
Reported by Barb and Dennie Martin.
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Most of the Red Rock eagles were gone this morning. I counted about 15 -
almost all immatures in groups of 3 - 4. It's interesting that the last of the
ice
also disappeared last night. Meanwhile, new birds have arrived. Yesterday
evening, I saw two egrets, a pelican and a nice variety of ducks,
A brief siting of immature golden-crowned sparrow (duluth version) at about 9
a.m. today. The bird was ground-feeding with a junco and song sparrow.
Brad Snelling
21 E. College St.
Duluth
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